Chapter 10: Arianna
“I’ll drive your car and leave my bike here if you’d feel more comfortable.”
He grabbed my keys out of my hands and opened the passenger door. I wanted to say
something, but I liked this laidback side of him.
“This an official date?” I slid the seatbelt on, getting comfortable in my seat.
“Do you want it to be?”
I shrugged, not knowing if I wanted to go through with this or not. Kash was a cool guy,
but it would be too much attention on me if we got into a relationship officially.
“Ari, try not to think too hard, let’s make a deal.”
“We already have a deal with the race,” I told him.
“Let’s hang out and if you’re having a terrible time, we can come back and not speak on
it again and consider it an official bad date.”
“What if we have fun?” I questioned.
